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22 July 2026

Ibiza's Scorching Nights: What to Expect This Week

Ibiza's Scorching Nights: What to Expect This Week

As the sun sets on another day in Ibiza, the island and its neighbouring Formentera have been under the grip of a blistering heatwave. July 20th saw nighttime temperatures refusing to dip below a stifling 23°C across key locations: Formentera felt the highest warm embrace at 27°C, while Ibiza Airport registered a close 26°C. Eivissa and Sant Antoni didn't lag far behind, each recording minimums of 25°C. For those basking in the legendary Ibiza nightlife, prepare for another round of sultry evenings as forecasters predict scorching conditions to continue. As of Tuesday, July 21st, expect more of the same with max temperatures peaking at an intense 36°C, keeping tourists and locals on high alert until the early evening of July 23rd. Amidst such heat, one might think of seeking solace at the serene ses Figueretes Beach, only to find it enveloped in a deceptive calm brought on by high pressure and still breezes, making the Mediterranean a glass-like expanse at dawn.

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